East Texas indie musicians 3weeksplay
have released their latest full-length album, “Who We Are.”
East Texas indie musicians 3weeksplay
have released their latest full-length album, “Who We Are.” The
album is part rock, part groove, part pop, and entirely, wholly fun.
The record is composed of fourteen tracks comprising forty minutes of
play, each song a 3weeksplay classic unto itself. No track on “Who
We Are” is wasted. Each composition is a single deserving radio
play, and fans will hit the repeat button on “Incognito,”
considering it their favorite for a few weeks before moving on to
“Lightning Pole,” “Pass Go and Collect 200$,” and so on until
every track has had its time at the top. It is a record that can stay
in the listener's car CD player for weeks on end without becoming
tired.
The overtone 3weeksplay has taken with
“Who We Are” is optimistic and rock driven, but at no time does
it sound contrived or sappy, thereby avoiding a pitfall that has been
plaguing modern pop for the last couple of years. “Who We Are” is
led by a clean-channel guitar, unadorned for the most part, and
showcased by vocals that are rich and natural. Their bass lines are
not ostentatious, yet arching and omnipresent like ambient light.
Their drums have a power that rolls along in the background, biding
its time, with a rising tide that builds and roils like a tsunami.
Their music is not unlike the best acts of the late nineties, such as
Blind Melon or Modest Mouse, although there are slight reggae
elements in there, too (think the Police) as well as the modern
ethereal quality of bands like Kings of Leon.
Their lyrics have an almost jazz-like
phrasing, and their messages have a purity that listeners can
identify with, sympathize with, and understand on a level that needs
neither explanation or philosophizing. The record is appropriately
named, too, because “Who We Are” is a naked address to the
listening world that says, “Hi, world, we're 3weeksplay. Let's hang
out for awhile and jam.”
-S. McCauley
Staff Press Release Writer
MondoTunes
The LP “Who We Are” is
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and is available at iTunes for convenient purchase and download
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